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WHY MUST YOU CREATE A WEBROOT ONLINE MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT ?

Webroot online management account:

The Webroot webroot.com/safe business management account is the online portal where you will use to manage any or all of the Webroot business products, starting with Webroot Business Protection. So a central portal from which you can view and manage your protected devices.

Why create a Webroot online management account

When you create an account, Webroot Secure webroot.com/safe Anywhere generates a master account record for you, and associates the license keycode with that stored record. Each product has its own keycode, so if you purchased more than one product from anywhere, then you will have more than one keycode associated with your master account record and  you can manage all products from the Webroot SecureAnywhere website.

The SecureAnywhere management website provides the following features:

PC Security – Can get a global view into all your PCs with SecureAnywhere installed. Using a web browser from a remote location, you can watch whether your computers are secure or infected.

Note :- Just coming soon: Mac Security will be included in the SecureAnywhere management website.

Mobile Security – Can get a global view into all your smart phones and tablets with Secure Anywhere installed. If required, you can remotely locate a missing mobile device with the Lost Device Protection feature option.

Backup & Sync – And if your edition includes Backup & Sync, you can access your synchronized and stored files. By using a web browser also from a remote location, you can download the latest version of a document, from home or office computer, even if your home or office computer is turned off.

Passwords – And if your same edition includes the Passwords feature, you can access your saved passwords and important profiles. Like, if you can not remember your banking site login credential, you can go to the Passwords panel option and view your user name and password. For more information, you can see Last Pass Overview.

Account Administration – You can upgrade your products, and can add other devices and users to your master account. If you are an administrator who manages device security for others, you can also organize groups of devices into consoles. This console can include a view of your home devices or your business devices that are added.

Webroot Secure Anywhere Management Website User Guide Overview... read more.... webroot.com/safe

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How to join your google domains to third party hosting company

Connect a google domains to a third party hosting.

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Setting up a domain name easier than you may think. Once domain name is registered, you need to connect it to your hosting server. 1. You have a hosting plan with Namecheap. 2. You have a hosting plan else where and you were provided with the name servers for your        domain. 3. You were provided with a set of host records to connect the domain to your hosting. 1. You have a hosting plan with Namecheap.

If you have a Stellar, Stellar Plus or Stellar Business plan (or old Value, Professional, Ultimate, Business plan) with us, you need to point the domain to our Web Hosting DNS name servers (dns1.namecheaphosting.com and dns2.namecheaphosting.com). If the domain is registered with Namecheap, it can be easily done in your Namecheap account by below: 1) Sign into your Namecheap account its in the header of the page

2) Select Domain List from the left sidebar and click the Manage button next to your domain in the list:

3) See Nameservers section and select Namecheap Web Hosting DNS from the drop-down menu. then, use the checkmark icon to save changes:

If your domain is registered with another registrar, you will need to obtain the correct name servers from us and then configure the DNS on their side. If your domain is registered with GoDaddy, follow the steps here.

Once the name servers are changed, your website most likely will not be available. In most cases, the propagation period can take up to 24 hours (in rare cases more, since the caching time varies between ISPs). May, this process cannot be influenced or sped up because of its automatic nature.

NOTE: After setting the nameservers for domain, if the domain is not the main one for your hosting account, you will also need to add it as Addon to your cPanel. You can find a tutorial for that here.

2. You have a hosting plan else where and you were provided with the nameservers for your domain.

To connect a domain to a third party server or hosting plan by nameservers that you received from your hosting provider, you need to set these nameservers as Custom for your domain. You can do that in the following way: 1) After sign in into your account, select Domain Name from the left sidebar and click the Manage button next to your domain in the list. Now find the Nameservers section and select Custom DNS from the drop-down menu:

2) Now  enter your hosting nameservers one by one in each line (if you need to set more than 2 nameservers, press the Add nameserver red button). When the nameservers are entered, press the green checkmark to save changes:

NOTE: Some hosting providers may provide with nameservers with IP addresses for them. Entering nameservers would be enough. 3. If, its own server or you were provided with a set of host records to connect the domain to your hosting.

If, you have your own hosting server and you know its IP address, you can set up A records for your domain to connect it to the server. One thing some hosting providers can provide you with the IP address that should be used for your domain for connecting to your hosting plan. A records should be created in that case as well. Note that same can be done only if the domain is using our BasicDNS/PremiumDNS/BackupDNS (a legacy option) or FreeDNS nameservers. You can set up A records in the following way: 1) After sign in into your account, select Domain List from the left sidebar and click the Manage button next to your domain in the list. Now switch to the Advanced DNS tab at the top of the page:

2) Find the Host records section and click on the Add New Record button (if the option is not available, it means that your domain is not using our BasicDNS/PremiumDNS/BackupDNS(a legacy option)/FreeDNS):

3) Select Record for the Type and enter the Host you would like to point to your server IP address:

– @ should be used as a Host to point your root domain. – www should be used to set the record. (www.domainname.tld) subdomain – [customhostname] can be used to set up a subdomain and to point it to your hosting server (for example, Host blog will point blog.domainname.tld to your hosting) – * should be entered as a Host to set up a wildcard sub domain (meaning it will point all non-existent subdomains to your hosting). 4) After that, enter the IP address of your hosting server in the Value field:

5) You can leave the TTL as Automatic or choose any custom value from the drop-down menu:

NOTE: TTL is the time during which the data of host record lingers after the record is updated or removed. If you are not sure what TTL will input, then keep as Automatic. 6) Once all details are updated, save them using the Save changes green icon:

Usually, it takes about 30 minutes for the newly created records to take effect. Some hosting providers may also ask you to create additional records, these records may be set in the same way as A records. You just need to choose the corresponding Type record from the drop-down menu and enter the Value that you received from your hosting provider:

After the records are inserted, you need to check if there are any records for the same host name and remove them as they will be conflicting with your records. The records you need to check may be of Unmarked/Masked/Permanent Redirect. A newly registered domain will have the records for our Parking page set by default. These records are URL redirect for @ host pointing to http://www.domainname.tld/ and CNAME record for www host pointing to parkingpage.namecheap.com. These records should always be removed after setting up custom host records for your domain.

Source: https://webcomsafe.com/